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John Berry

John is Head of Corporate and Regulatory at JBS Australia Pty Limited, Australia and New Zealand's largest meat and food processor. John has been a senior executive within the Australian Meat and Food Industry for over 25 years, and in JBS Australia and New Zealand. He also has extensive experience in mergers and acquisitions along with operational responsibilities for Industrial Relations, Productivity Improvement, Government Relations and Environmental and Sustainability within JBS Australia. John became an Alternate Director of Scott Technology in February 2017 and a Director since 2022. During this period he has acquired extensive knowledge of, and experience with, Scott Technology's business. John was also the previous Chairman of the Australian Meat Processor Corporation.

Current Positions

  • CEO at EBOS Group Limited (issuer)
  • CEO — Chief Executive Officer at EBOS Group Limited (executive)

Education

Bachelor of Business (BBus); Master of Business Administration (MBA); Graduate of Australian Institute of Company Directors (GAICD), Australian Institute of Company Directors; Fellow of Australian Institute of Company Directors (FAICD), Australian Institute of Company Directors

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  • NZ Government Gazette appointment notices
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